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Connecticut Insurance Department cited five major insurers — Aetna, Anthem, ConnectiCare, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare — for failing to provide mental health and substance use coverage equal to their medical and surgical benefits.

Massachusetts' top securities regulator ordered the fine over a breach that compromised the data of 77,000 customers.

An employer group wants DOL officials to treat access to the data as part of a plan service provider's pay.

A new House bill would apply the penalty to insurers that reject more than 25% of claims.

CenterWell Pharmacy (a part of Humana Inc.) announced plans to develop end-to-end employer prescription solutions with Cost Plus Drugs.

"Employees aren't disengaged because they don't care; instead it's because benefits are too hard to navigate," said Jonathan Porter, CEO of Castlight Health.